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‘1 {(MIQ' don‘t
said Le; 3'. ‘so long as it‘s a total iocs
“ 1,1. continued. warming up
"as 'he house on the
ul‘e huh ‘t‘vli do it..-
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"That \msu't a wiring job," said
Mueller thoughtlessy "\‘a'e touc‘ad
that ttf lil- :ontinued "But i can
do it the van. Barney Work docs some
or his ‘
At this litlit'l there was an interrup-
tion Attorney Joseph R. Taylor,
coursel for Weill. who objected
against his 'lieiit‘s naute being men—
tioned in (protection with an alleged
confession of .\lc-eller's. Judge Keogh
sustained him. and the last sentence
above was stricken from the records.
l':\llltllll_\‘ becoming a.
little suspicious and regretted his free
talk.
“How do i know
housei' said .\loeiler.
suspiciously i'or probable spies.
“\\'hat are you willing about?" tie.
manded l.c.y, endeatoring to restore
the ele' trician's confidence.
“Excuse me. Charlie," replied Moel
ler, "l Illuw you wouldn't play this
off on me."
”i could it
said, “duke a short circuit,
cotton waste. soaked with casoleiie,
on the cylinders or on the drip pan.
Or even this way.‘ And .\iocllcr deni-
castrated to levy by the means of
two copper wires. set to "go off“ at a
certain time. This idea is on the same
principal as the large Five and Ten
cent stores hayc installed, The wires
are so arranged that the lichts in the
stores are put out :tutotnatica‘iy at a
certain time,
\HlI‘iy.“
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.\Itteiici‘ was
is in this
about
who
peering
this way,’ Mueller
and pack
do
Some of the enthusiasm exhibited
it): Levy must hate been known by
liloeller. for be answered that he.
would "do tlIIUtlrt any hing for mou-
cy.“
This, in part. is t‘ic cist of s\vo:n
statements made 1m. the hind ye ll '
tidy allcrnoou during, .ludcc John K“-
ogh's herring o: the Ialllnli! \\'olk-
:lioellcr arson «asc. Ily .\rthuv .\l r
tisson, one of lllt' III‘H‘ an csdroppets
in hiding while the allmcd conversa-
tion being carried hctwccii
Mueller and Levy, and Patrick (layu-
or, who sat beside Morrison iii the
dark on the stairs while .\ioeller bo-
low made the damaglnu statements
claimed.
The cross examination made
by Joseph 1,. l.inchller. attorney for
Joseph .\loeller.
'l was asked to get c\ idcnl e for use
in a civil suit,“ said .\lorrison on the
stand ycstcrday afternoon. "i didn't
know there was It) in- n t'l‘iullilui Sllit
brought. i did not think I wottld be
asked to appear in court, and in fact
had been guarantccd i wouldn't when
i went to .\Jrs 'l‘i‘i»'t‘ziiii's house to
hear .‘liocllcr talk about fires.”
"ilow :nnch mun. y- were you protu-
ised for this sci‘ticc.” asked Attorney
Linxw'ciler.
was (ill
With
“i wasn‘t proiiiiscd a cent,‘ answer-
ed Morrison,
“‘You mean, tlicii." asked the law-
yer, ”that you are used to working for
nothing?"
"i guess ll am this time," the wit-
ness'replicd, “Although i hope i'm
not." Attorney Litixweller asked .\ior-
rison if he wouldn't term getting in-
formation in this manner "squeal-
ing." The witness thought not, bill
was only doing a friendly ttirn for
Daniel Keogh, of this city.
While being examined by Lawyer
Linxweiler. .\lr. Morrison stated he
did remember hearing the word
“drinks" used. but didn‘t know exactly
whethfr levy asked that drinks
be
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{Abrmigirtglnfg‘aw ”guitar was the:
gaunt—SS s memorymyvnen ne was1
asked if he heard any conversatigi1
‘concerning a "good one" being "piit‘
over“ on Mrs. 'l‘ristraiu when she
bought an ataoniobiie lul‘ $1.54.”) worth
' only H.300. and "somebody got $3tltl."v
.\lOl‘I‘ir'Ull made a good witness,
and Attorney Liniweiler's severe ‘
lross~exaniiuiits failed to change anll
rail of his story told on the direct 1
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Alllitlillllffl
May Find Help in This
Letter.
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iclaimed militia 1550a mu 0? >10“;
ller on the night or March 15th. and:
15am that contigahouid be'ygn care-'
.m of such éridem‘e. ”The change oi"
a word. he said. was very easy in so .
called confessions obtained by wordi
of mouth. and not in
would change the whole complexiou1
of a story. He characterized the .\ioel-i
ler totitession story as decidedly
“flimsy."
Judge Keogh denied .\ttoriiey i.in.\-'
weiler‘s motion for a discharge. and
the matter of obliging the state to
writin ;, which
“'all dolled up," as he called it,
.their hats,
faud
‘was recalled to the stand.
1 but this he would not have, stating he
eyainimtions. J bwan Creek, Mich. ——“‘I cannot speak
, Patrick Geynor's rllll‘y was the .100 highly of your medicme. When
same as Morrison's. I\lr_ Gaynor is a“. 1' ~ through neglect or
accountant in the tinploy of the t‘ity
of Ni w Yorn. doing special work for
that lit)": fire department in fircrbug
he
5:.) pet day. He is worling on
recehes
the ‘
cases. for wh'tii straite
\‘(bliz cam; lit the intern-sis. of Attoniey I
Strunsky.
.\i 2 . 'n
William ll Prntnuions otltcc the day
of ' askcd Moellet'.
it seems, to make a clean breast oi the I
altzur. He said he had seen his wile,1
and he llllfllll as well come out with1
it. Attorney- Liiixw'eiler brought otit 1
the futility or official tryiiic to1
“wring a confession“ from illoellcr all;
ter he had lllElllt‘, as alleged. the dam1
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Gaynor .\‘.:\\‘ Mueller t'!:i t -
his arrest. tavnm
the
aging statements in Mrs. Tristrnni's
house, .\lr. Gaynor dcii‘ied he tried to
inane Mueller 't'oiii'ess,“ btil sittip‘iy'1
asaed him to make an hottest state 1
merit of the case as the best anti ea‘s-l
lest way out of it. Mueller denied all"1
knowledge of having made any con i
t'csston when Gaynor questioned him. 1
Morrison and Gaynor furnished the
most sensational evident-c ,\ct rec-
orded during: the trial intense inter
es' been shown in llocllcr’s
called "ironic-up." and the telling 011
it in court attracted a lurid rowd,1
which appeared tierply iiitcrcsled ”.l“
the stories told by these two impor»
tant witnesses.
s>1
has
iidward ii. Smith. insurance agent.
connected with the Tailor &
agency. on Washington .
yesterday afternoon. that iiarucy
\\'olk had approached him and offer-
ed a tee amounting to $5 providing he
tolic‘t the insurance claim on the
Samuel. .\iarcus store, which burned
during the first Randall block lire.‘
Taylor & tloidcn issued a $0110 policy
on the. tiow~called .\‘ccdleluun
tloldcn
street said,
house
to IIIt‘ .\‘orwalk investment t‘ompaiiy.
The policy was later turned over to‘
Albert \\'cliuit7.. it is still good. and
payable to Wilbur Sturcis. of \\cstou.
mortgagee. Attorney ’l'ay'loi' Icarucd
from .\lr. Smith that it was true .\lr.
Marcus owed premiums oil the insur-
a'n'e t'oli y, but .\lr. \\'olk had
mentioned this
not
liorutc .\. Saunders. an oystcruiaii,
now real-lint: tircttot'y Boulevard,
was a tenant in the ltaudnll block, on
Van Zant .\‘lf‘t‘tiv during; the first two
firms, 'li:c first the bits on January l;‘.
I‘tli, \\'olk come out of tho
tt-IIar house, where the llIllYt‘
fifteen or twenty tolu-
utcs before he heard the firerhell ring
and saw the smoke pourin': out of IIIO.
dtwr .\lr. \\oll< had ciuue bttt a short
till
He saw
of the
startcd, about
lI'lll‘ lit-litre. I
The sccond nrc was on the evening
of .‘\'arch IT‘lIi, Shortly before mid-
:glit. \ir. Saaialt rs was awaiwnctl by
someone walttiti: up anti down the
tioor of one of the rooms of the \\'o|k’
apartment. directly alrovc his. I“01‘
just Sll"ll occasions llr, Saunders had
a signal, rapping on the wall. that no-
tified the family ttsttiirs that the fam-
liy downstairs could do \"ery well
without the annoy-int.r sound of walk-
ing. .\lr. Saunders rapped and the
walking ceased.
A little later he was awakened by
someone rapping on his door and
shouting “The house is on fire!" This
startling information resulted in he
and his wife, scantily attired, rush-
ing to the back stoop. Other women in
their nightclothes, were there, and
between screams they tried to get into
some warm and protecting clothes.
Meanwhile .\lr. Saunders went back in- y
to his apartments to get a watch. He
fell on his way out and very nearly:
suffocated.
When the Saunders family reached
the. street_ Barney \\'01k and Samuel
Marcus and family were safely there
in '
shoes, and even collars
ties. The Walk family,
said .\lr. Saunders, did not get out of
the house by either the front or back
doors, as the hall-ways leading to
these pass the Saunders' apartments
doors. 1
Oscar Hedinan, yesterday afternoon,
He 01‘-
i‘ered as exhibits a dozen or so checks,
which covered his rent. The checks
were made out to liariiey _\\’olk en ;
dorscd. and cashed by him.
Mr.
Saunders, during his testimony, stab
ed“ that Wolk, on several occasions
had endeavored to collect his rent.
wanted to know to whom he was pay-
. log it. first. My. Saunders at 0116 time ;
I paid his rent to Jones 8; Valentine, of.1
l Stamford, and later to the Jacob
M.
1 Layton. Agency, but at all times re-
fused to turn over his money to \\'olk.;
Jotin Erickson, of Van Zant street.1
was also recalled to the stand during,
the afternoonpeuion for purposes of1
Mr. Erickson liv-t
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led in the Randall block neighbor-howl
(lily of Norwalk, was prosecuting at
elect a count, but granted a noile on
the third «hunt in iIlL‘ .\ioeiler coiu~
plaint, which connected him with the
tires in the Randall block, This leaves
but two counts against .\locller.
Prosecuting Attorney \‘.'illtaiii A.
tlritilii. Jr. tirade bis aiiswei~_to the
defending attoriicys. denied the
pushed
inc insurance companies. anti dc lar~
ed he, as prosecutor, had bet-n quiet-
ly working for a long time. accumu-
lating a mass of evidcnwc
the case.
overwork I get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor and I
have that Weak. lan-
guid, always tired
feeling, I get a bot—
tlc of Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
stores me to perfect
health again. It is truly a great bless-
ing to women, and I cannot speak too
highly of it. I take pleasure in recom-
mending it to otliers.”-Mrs. ANNIE
lie
stale acted only when it}
bcai'iitt: on
CAMERON, R.F.D., No. 1, Swan Creek. The trial yesterday. adjourned
Michigan. about 1:31! o'clock until toiiiorrov.
Another Suffer-er Relieved. mornings Attorney Joseph J. Lin);-
\veiler will have over a halt dozen
Hebron, Me.—“Before taking your
remedies I was all run down, discour—
aged and had female weakness. I book
Lydia E. I’inkham’s Vegetable Com~
pound and used the Sanativc Wash, and
find today that I am an entirely new
woman, ready and willing to do my 1
housework now, where before taking 1
your medicine it was a dread. I try to ‘
impress upon the minds of all ailing
women I meet the benefits they can
derive ‘from your medicines." ——Mrs.
CHARLES Rows, Kennebngo, Maine.
witnesses to put on the stand iii re-
buttal, and it is understood he will
take up about a day- with his \\‘it>
messes, it is doubtful, at this time,
whether Attorney Taylor will present
any witness or not. l‘iiarlcs Levy,
who carried on the conyersatioii with
'Moeiler, in which the tlectriciau
claimed to have gotten himself very
much “in wrong," was not put on the
stand yesterday, and it is doubtful if
he will until the case rea‘lics the
Superior (‘ourt. should tbc two men
be bound over.
is
If you want special advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkhum Motl-
lcine (‘o.. (confidential) Lynn.
Muss. Your letter wil be opened.
read and answered bya woman
His testimony would
be similar to both Morrison and Hay-
uor. it is tindcrstood. also, that the
state has other important evidence to
and held in strict confidence.
, - , - , > present. which probablv will not be.
for tlbtllll nine years, ll“ Sliid~ I“ (”W ttoiie into until the case reaches a
GI Ill5 llllllll' conversations “I‘ll "in“ higher court, providing the accused
neg» \\'olk. the latter told him about are bound over. -
the Jones foreclosure suit, where the: l
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judgment amounted to $51100. \\'oikl
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witness replied he certainly was tricky,t
considering the hard titties, "it‘s tasy
enough to get moucy,“ said llarnoy,‘
“if you good enough sectirityf'. ....-._...
.\lr. \\'olk frequently tried to impress ((‘unlinucd from “I,“ Putt“) 1
upon his tcnaut. .\lr. Erickson, that he: 1
“as ”I“ owner or the Randall block. dcscrlbcs as the treatment of th
"i didn‘t pay much attention to him other pupils.
titottub," said .\lr. Erickson. ‘liccatise .\ccording to ”"1 hm" one ot the
i took him too Il‘t‘t‘ with the youths at ”I“ was
‘hotrair‘f‘ whipped until the blood ran down his
. , ii ' .
About tour oclock yesterday after ”(k . ~
noon. alter 1“.“ days of trial, the It was the «rumor at the institution.
state completed iiearitiu its long list uhc ”“1 Hulk
[,1 witnesses. iniarlm on the resords for conduct on
.\ttorucy- Joseph ii. 'i‘uy‘lor, reprc» mu” part
itt‘llllth \\'ulk, anti Joseph .1, Litichil ”m iiiztnatzcuient, and “1")” a certain,
L't‘l
to be toerr school
he says. to pupils
not considered proper by
,. Wu” “1 m. “WM“, 1.1,.“ In.” H“ number of these black marks had
., s . . . . :~ . t t
1“,, "H.“ be discharged b\ twice been accumulated the possessors‘
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iy’eotrit 'I‘liev contended fit-ll tiicv “mn‘m “1.“. taken to n room “WI
P" ' . ‘ .
there were whipped. Saturday niulils
were thus?" for the punishment.
adds, and it adntiuistercd. he
were not guilty oi' the crime churned
. , , lie.
against them. that ot arson. 101‘. clear .
“11E
granting. by way of Il)li()lil“slfi, that
Illl‘, .\‘cc-ilcmau fire was intciidiuxy. avers, 1’5‘ ““1"“ I‘l‘lllli‘l’fi Will”.
the statute says, in defining arson, “Outrageous Cries."
that it is that misdemeanor whereby "Outrageous "I” and lameiita .
a person deliberately burns "an oc lions," according ‘0 31’1”“: “Wm“
(‘lllllf‘tl" (“.0111“ngme which is Curtiss, were wont to issue from the
sum" own“, by tho incendiary. This room when the punishment was ad-
ministered.
law absolutely, claim the two ltiw.‘
yers. does not cover the. uses pro-‘
sentctl against \\'olk and .\locller. 'l‘hc
.\‘eedlenian house was in a very
complete state of repairs.
Judge Taylor's argument, in behalf
of '\'olk. was a strong;r one. He said.
there .was no definite evidence off.
fered, outside of “generalities." The
evidence presented. he declared, was,
to have been used in a civil suit in
New York city, and he made the
charge in open court that the State
of Connecticut, at the expense of the
Another custom at the school. lit“
alleges, was to tie together the hands
in_ ‘ of pupils who had dropped peanut
hulls on the grass and then make
them get down and pick up the bulls
with the mouth.
The boy says he was so circumspect
in his own conduct that nothing was
ever done to him. - 1
The boy‘s statements in regard to'
the Cocrr school are contained iii an
amended answer to Mr. (loerr‘s suit:
put in yesterday in the First liis‘rict
Municipal Court, No. 64 Lafayette
Street, when the case was adjourned
the behest of insuranic companies. 1 . _
until April 0.
“Simple presumption on yottr part,"
. t‘ti \'
wicrtul lletncdv
The suit is m for Iuilltlh
Rey. fir. t‘uerrr‘suq‘t'or $1321.
ing the afl'fliufithtfleflmt lie was:
to teach the boy for fi‘l‘c’ months flu"
$123. One dollar. he says. has been
paid on account. ‘lte bill is disputed
by the Rev. .\lr. Byron‘t‘urtiss. on
a Tour“ of Iii: son hating left the
sci-301 liis t‘lttllisel is .v ilelos Knees:
land. .\"o. 11‘. “roadway. Plaintiff‘s1
Abraham ltu it. .\‘o. :t'l
ltroadway. - ‘
‘Niiep at St. Paul's \‘orwaik. the;
Ite\_ .\‘i‘. t‘oerr married a daniiaer,
Rufus l-l. (‘owinu then a tleneral
Sessions Judge, this city.
"Poppycockl" is the Rev.
Coerr’s Comment on Charges.
tripecial to The \\‘orld.t
X. Y.. \Iai‘t-Ii
ejaculatt d
when
Till?
sav—
(’U‘lll‘ri is
of
.y-
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Ilev
vi\I.‘\tj.\"itl\‘,
"Poppy‘s tick ' "
Air. t'oerr. informed tonight
of the statements contained in the
inswci tirade by the Rev, .\lr. iiyron-
t‘urtiss to his stilt.
the
til
continued.
such nonsense
You.
whether
‘ {\‘litucr heard
in fire?”
know
lift} .‘~
he who
the school, know the
any such treatnnnt. \lc
only take a limited number of boys
this year
yet
we have about
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FRIDAY, MARCH :6. I915
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
Mr.‘
a dozen. 1
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature 0!
1 and has been made under his per-
% - sonal supervision since its infancy.
, Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the li mill) 0!
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
1 What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. lts age is its guarantee. It destroys “forms
and alloys Feverishuess. For more titan thirty years it:
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation
; Flatulency, “'ind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bounds.
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and not ral sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
This ccprse of instruction is not only?
in study. but
make them
includes exercises
st rontz.
to
and this after-
lit‘tl‘. we all went for a tramp
the hills to .\in
tlictlier they are satisfied."
liinncwater. the
Input
'i“c Itly. .\lr. (‘ocrr is an Epis'npal
rtctoi. wlicse clause is the Holy
t‘rass t‘lurch. of which the Rev.
("tarics \It'l‘t‘el' ilall, ludcc Altair
ll. lurker}: south—law. formerly was
rtclor. in addition he conducts
boat‘ i 2' school for IHHs, adioiniug
the l’ttrpcviii Floral t‘nnscrvatorics
on Pearl Street, a short distance from
the residence of cv-Supi'eme (‘ourt
Justice James A. lit-its. The school
occupies. a coininamling
overlooking Kingston.
.\‘eihitbors never heard
ill
'1
situation
of the boys
being treated.
How was tin» baby show?"
“Howling
.-\tucrican.
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We want all people who have (‘Ill‘tilt
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matter of how long standing, to try
one dose of «.\lavr's wonderful Item
one dose will convince you. This
is the medicine so trinity of otir local
people have been Iiiltlllll with surpris»
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drutzl’ists every-Where with the posi-
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quibble if t).\'IC bottle fails to give
you absolute satisfaction.
Lime Starvation
Causes Tuberculosis
The Medical Record tSrn \orkl
of December IN, 1mm, conlnlmi un
lrilcle on "The Treatment of l'ul-
mum-r) 'l‘ulu-rculouln. ltnuetl on the
Assumption ‘l‘llnI lite Dietetic Fauna
of [he Ill-cane in lec Nturutflmt."
h) Ilr. John F. lhmnrll. who an”:
“The euntlllion \vhiclt In recou'nlltml
nu preceding lin- nellu- development:
of tulu-rculunln in the adult may he
curmitleretl my due to llnu- ulnn'ntlon.
0 ' ' Aiming Inorganicuulmfnm-eu
lime unlln uppenr to lie of npeelul
pllyuloloxlenl lmlmrlnnce ' ‘ ‘
It"! If the null» nn- not in orunnlc
etunltllmlluu it II tllllleulf to ullppoue
that line cell» can appropriate than
[or food."
Years of widespread use confirm
us in the belief that. the success of
Eckmnu's .\ltnrutlve in cases of piti-
monary tuberculosis (consumption
and chronic throat and bronchiit
troubles is due in large measure to
its content of lime. so combined with
other Ingredients its to be easily ap-
propriated by the. cells. '
itouhtiess this has had much to
do With the results obtained in many
cases of these affections, which ap-
pcur to have yielded t'o Eckman'u
Aitcrattve. ,
As it contains no opiates, narcotics
or habit-forming drugs. it. is safe
to try. Your druggist will order it
for you or you can send direct. '
lockou- Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Sold by the Clifford PliarmaCy and
the Stillson Poweii Corporation.
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said Prosecuting Attorney, William A,;
Griffin, Jr.
“Presumption borne out," replied
Judge Taylor. "Who asked the ques-
tions of the witnesses. whispered to
the prosecutor? Strunsky, counsel
for the insurance companies!"
“You haven’t evidence enough,"
continued Judge Taylor, “to hang a
singed cat. .\‘0 jury in the land would
convict Barney Walk on the facts
yoti have brought out. There has
betn no evidence convicting either
Wolk or Mueller: Chief George W.
Bogardus said on the witness stand
here that. the fire in the Marcus fac-
tory was from spontaneous combus-
tion. The chief was kind enough to
say he believed what Barney \Volk
told him, and Barney Wolk was tell-
ing the truth. Last Saturday morti-
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in the Randall block in the complaint
against Wolk. Where there in smoke,
it thinks, there must be fire. And, of
course, Barney Wolk did it?"
Judge John Keogh denied Attorney
Taylor's motion that \Volk be dis-
charged. as well as that the state elect
a count that he be indicted on.
Great Spring" Sale
Demonstrating our power as Givcrs of Great Values. No-
where will you find New Spring Mcrchandise._ at.
wonderfully low prices. Ladies' and Misscs’ Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Drcsscs, Waists, Hats and .\iiilincry Trimmings.
Attorney Joseph J. Linxweiler ar-
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